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Dhooks passing int reference to detour


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xerox8521
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Old 08-05-2022 , 08:29   Dhooks passing int reference to detour
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Hi,

It seems to me you cannot pass argument types to functions with dhooks that are passed by reference unless they are virtual.
Well problem is this function CServerGameClients::GetPlayerLimits I wouldn't know how to make this one virtual as you need to pass an instance of CServerGameClients which you don't have in the normal API.
So i set this up as detour but with this commit here I cannot tell dhooks that the parameters are to be passed as reference. If I just specify them as int I obviously just get garbage.

So what would be the right approach to do this?
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Zynda
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Old 08-05-2022 , 13:47   Re: Dhooks passing int reference to detour
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There's a global instance g_ServerGameClients (gameinterface.cpp) if you're on linux you can simply use the symbol name.
By the way the 'garbage' value is actually the underlying int *
nothing is stopping you from simply using LoadFromAddress/StoreToAddress on it :)

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Old 08-05-2022 , 14:23   Re: Dhooks passing int reference to detour
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Well, LoadFromAddress requires the address and param.GetAddress from dhooks only works on ptr param types.
So how would I get the address?
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Zynda
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Old 08-06-2022 , 05:08   Re: Dhooks passing int reference to detour
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PHP Code:
public MRESReturn GetPlayerLimits(Address pThisDHookParam hParams)
{
    
Address a1 hParams.Get(1);
    
Address a2 hParams.Get(2);
    
Address a3 hParams.Get(3);

    
// dereference
    
int v1 LoadFromAddress(a1NumberType_Int32);
    
int v2 LoadFromAddress(a2NumberType_Int32);
    
int v3 LoadFromAddress(a3NumberType_Int32);
    
PrintToServer("Min [%d] Max [%d] Default [%d]"v1v2v3);

    
StoreToAddress(a11NumberType_Int32);
    
StoreToAddress(a24NumberType_Int32);
    
StoreToAddress(a31NumberType_Int32);

    
// Make sure the original does not get called
    
return MRES_Supercede;

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